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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-11
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A TnLoPHOROo FOR RHEUNArrsN.
WHY IS 1T


That rhcumatiam ana neuralgia arc % prsva.
lents This question has not besn satisfactorily
answered. but II d certaia tAaS those diseases
are not only the ,r,0st painfui but among the
most common, ana s0me member of nearly
every family In the land 10 tAc victim Of ono Of
thesc dread tormentors Lsdies seem 10 be pc
cuiiariy Mablc to neuralgia ATTACKS witch, In
the form OF neurnlgtc headache, pain In the back
or nervous palms arU Of common oecurrencc.
Not until the discovery Of Athlcphoruo hsd any
remedy been found tor either rheumatism, neu.
Aista or nervous headache. and they were gen.
orally conceded to be incurabie. but Athiopho
ros has beou proved to be not only certain cure
for theae diseases In all their varied forms, but
cafe remedy. IT, In tho use Of Athlophoroa. tho
bowels are kept freely open. its success 10 Ger.
faiA ana to aid this. Athlophoros Pills are rec.
ommended. which, while providing the nec. T.
sary cathsrtic. win be found to be q valuable
aid to the action Of the medicine. Athlophoros
IL no experiment, II has been tested ana has
proved It's wonderful efficacy.
The Athlophoros Pills Were originally pre-.
pared As remedy for use In connection with
Athlophorce. for rheumatism and neura'aia aud
kindred complaints. Used In connection with
that remedy, they arc . certain cure for either
OF these very common and distressing diseases. q.
They have also been found to be An invaluable
remedy for any and all diseases arising from
vitiated blood or general debility. Trey are &c.
pecihly valuable for nervous debility. blood
poisoning, dyspepsia, distress after eating,
headache, constipation. loss Of appetite, ana ali
stomach or liver troubles. For diseases OF
women they are Invaluable. These pills are
perfectly harmless and may be safely used by
adults or children.
Testimonials OF those who have been curcd
will be sent free on application.
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros and
Athlopnorcs Pills, but where thsy cannot be
bought OF the druggist the Athlophoroe Co, No
III Wall street, New York. will send either tear.
rage paid) on receipt OF regular price. which
10 q 90 per bottle for A.hlophoros and soc, FOR
Pills.
mar1lweod
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-11

Asiss sA1sAAoDo A101 0A0U081.
FiasAss ss asaiss faos nave nssa rssAsa
Fren IN vsla0lseas Ws1tasoA
We slsen but ths loom q lite never stops
and the pattern which was weaving when
the sun won't down, 10 weaving when u
comes up tomorrow.
He who is false to present duty breaks
thread In the loom, and will Hnd the fiaw
when he may have forgotten its cause.
Some men are like pyramids which are
very broad whore they touch the ground,
but grow narrower - they resch the sky.
In this world 1t 10 not what We take ur
brs what We give up that makes US rich.
A helping world to Que In trouble IL often
Ikea switch on q railroad track but one
inch between wreck aud smooth rolling pros.
periiy.
A Christianity which will not help those
who are struggling from the bottom to the
top Of society needs another Christ to die
for II.
Success is full Of promise I'LL men got 1t I;
and then It iss last years nest, from which
the bird has flown.
We go to the grave OF friend saying, Z" A
man is dead :" but angels throng about him
saving, Q man 10 born. "
We ought to love life We ought to desire
to live here 30 long - God ordains It but let
us not so encxse ourselves In time that We
cannot break the crust and begin to throw
out shoots for the other life.
In the morning We carry the world, like
Atlas at noon We stop and bend beneath 1t,
and at night 1t brushes us nat to the ground.
Any feeling that takes q man away from
his home is . traitor to the household.
1t is one OF the worst effects of prosperity
to make man a vortex instead Of q foun.
tain, 30 that instead Of throwing out, he
learns only to draw in
l, is not we'll for = man to pray cream and
live skim milk.
Liberty is the souls right to breathe, aud
when It cannot take . long breath laws are
girdled too tight. Without liberty man 10 .
syncope
The truest self frespect is not to think OF
SELF
Doctrine !. nothing but the skin Of truth
set up and stuffed.
Men have different spheres 1, 10 for some
to evolve great moral truth, ~ the heavens
and the traveller on the desert aud IL 10 for
some, like the sailor and the traveller, sim.
ply to be guided.
The stream Of life forks, and religion il
apt to run In one channel aud business in
smother.
There is always somebody to believe in any
Death is the dropping Of the flower that
the fruit may swell
A man living ct hotel 10 like grapevine
IN .pot-movable, carried around
from place to place, docked at the root and
short at the top Nowhere can . man get
real root-room, and spread out his branches
till they touch the morning and the evening,
but in his o Sn house
As howers never put on their best Clothes
for Sunday, but wear their spotless raiment
and eAnale their odor every day, so let your
Cnristisn lie, free from stain, ever give forth
the fragrance OF the love OF God.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-11


TIE Philadelphia Times In three aud a.
half column sketch Of the operations OF the
Quaker City gamblers lays bare q case OF
journalistic black mailing tina. Is perhaps un.
precedented in that quiet community. After
detailing the carnival that the gamblers have
been enjoying under Mayor Smith, it pro.
ceeds to show what rich tribute the gamblers
are made to pay tolawyers aud strikers when
the gamblers get into difficulty. But the
most startling part OF the exposure is that
which refers to the work of the city editor of
the Press, A. H. Hoeckley, whom 1t shows
TO have been In the receipt of $50 q week As
the price OF the silence OF his journal concern.
Ing the operations Of the gamblers. Marked
bills were used In the weekly payment of the
hush money, aud the acknowledgment OF
their receipt secured. Its a mourniul tale
OF the betrayal OF a grea. trus. a faithless
newspaper man has large opportunities TO
make merchandise of his position and 1t Is
pitiful to see one OF the rising men Of the
profession fall as Mr.. Hoeckley seems to have
done. This story OF misdoing will be as great
asurrrise to the Press as 4. will b to the
journalistic fraternity OF the state.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-11
SelectiDg Apples,

From the Country Gentleman.
G. 8. Pope, president OF the Maine Pomo.
logical society," gives the following q CURES 70
show the advantage OF selecting aud sending
none but the best specimens 20 market: With
sPples at SL75 barrel, four barrels would
bring 81. Sorting out one barrel OF the
smaller and imperfect apples, worth at least
one dollar, the remainder would eos, S2-oniy v
% cents more on barrel, but worth tor ex.
porting at least 80 cents more. This is mo 4.
crate estimate, and entirely within bounds ;
but the difference between q barrel OF mixed
specimens and one OF uniformly fue ones,
would be likely to be much greater in the
hands OF . competent vendor, who knew the
reliable character of the oschsrdist who fur.
nished them. And 1t would treauently
happen that much smaller quantity than .
fourth part IN poor or scaOby specimens
would nearly spoil the sale OF other wise good
spples.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-11

"ELEGANT gold watch with tho htest i'm.
provements for one dollar" was the way the
Massachusetts Watch company in New York
worded their advertisement. 1t may appear
strange that any one would Believe that an
article OF the k!ud could be 51ugh. for q dol.
lar, bu. the police found large pile OF dol.
lar bills on the oiii 90 table OF the company"
and a dozen girls a. work preparing bras,
toy watches for shipment. Curiosity to see
what kind OF a fraud It might bs was DOUBT.
less the motive tha. impelled many OF the
senoers ofthe dollars aud as they could not
have needed the money very badly aud Ger.
tanly were not worthy OF the care OF II, the
10y watch men were not doing much harm.
Several years ago an enterprisins Phiiadel.
phian made plenty OF money by advertising
IN sporting papers a book tina. every man
should own and that was hey ond rivalry as q
guide for horsemeu. gunners and all inter.
es'ed In manly sport, in fact last the thing
for sporting men, sent by mail on receip. of
hity cents. The number OF PAGES and styTe
OF binding as described made this seem a re-
nsrkable price, even II the book hai not
much Of interest in it, and orders came In from
all quarters. The operator then proceed ed
to the American Bible society and secured
large quantities of Bibles which are sold
wonderfully cheap.-slmost given away,
These were shipped TO the sporting men
and exactly aps wered the description OF the
advertisement.
the frequent discovery of frauds Of this
KIND leads to the be ief that there are great
many people who think that they can get
more tnan the value of dollar in exchange
for one.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-11

DR.. Bull, OF Chester, aud ]. r. syphsr, Of
Philsdelphs, addressed the mem osrs of The
Hoass Thursday night in support OF the bill
tor the establishment OF way fArers' lodges.
The bill makes every tramp obtaining accom-.
mod atious ct these lodges 70 break stone for
tended by the speakers that the proposed sys-
tenn would greatly lessen the expenses OF tho
c0unties OF Pennsylvania, and to . large sx-
tent mitigate the tramp evil DR.. Bull visited
Lancaster several months ago collecting
material 70 frame bill 70 correct the tramp
nuiaancA
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kPGCFAL EOfICkS.
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Mothers! MOth0Fn Mothap

Mothers! Mothers ~ Mothers!!
Are you disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest oS SICK CHILD suffering and crying with
the eXcruciiting pain OF cutting teeth II so.
go az once and get bottle OF MRS. wINsLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufrer Immediately y-depend upon 1t 4; there
is no mistake about 1t. There IL not . mother
on earth who has ever used It, who will not tell
You at once that 1t will regulate the bowels ana
give rest TO the mother. and relief and health to
the child. operating like magic. 1t 10 perfectly
safe to use in all cases. ana pleasant TO the taste
and Is the prescription Of one OF the Oldest and
best female physicians ana nurses In the United
States. Sold everywhere Is cents bottle.
may3l-lydAX
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-11
PRO-ANFLEXICUM.

extend the horizon.
whence or wherefore whittier
know where II comes
But scarce could keep my eyes on
The tran sentimental weather.
The gul-gul glums!
But (you say) you heed IT
SO the fumes be soporthc-
tsileuce! peace -the cavern-husho
Brfng the dagger. you may needit:
II the black rose goes to sendit
Dies. but spring, terrible
oh. wha. gush.
All. but don't It (ssy y, maybe:
1t IL subtle ana BrAhmtnic;
divers reasons, sermons, songs),
Toss the recalcitrant baby,
SAFE and pundit, sophist, cynic-
Sound the gong.
Iron It'd Eks.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-11
DR.. sage's Catarrh Remedy surpasses all.

81 wonder how 1t L. that Lawrence Barrett
always keeps hts voice 80 c ear and resonant ~
" why suppose. like every OF her sensible man
ne seeps supply OF DR.. Bulls Cough syrup.
rheumatism had had hold OF me for two or
three years. l tried sally ,tion Oil &c quickly
gave NE relief, and have not had 1t since.
wM. CLARK,
Clinton. Baltimore County, Md.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-11

1870 ezvat eouutsy. and its strong
3a - loye oe millions and its facility
1hoging then. Nothing In the mil
,Molng bpsIneas can greatly surprise
y y ouhee talk e the movement Of
ooy nillioas p make any sort Of
- We have just he'd . mild OF .
~ ~ ~ DAtim0ce q Ohio rail.
- - said b have ben bought
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-11

From the st. Albaus Messenger.
Its reported that the auditing department
contains nest Of adderA Doa't doubt It In
% ofiaes OF that sort sddsrs figure 10 advan-
tAsA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-11
A Captains Fortunate Dl.cov.ry.

Capt Coleman. schr: Weymouth, plying be.
tween Atlantic City and n. Y, had been irou,
bled with cough so that he vas unable TO sleep
cry for Consumption. 1t not only gave him in.
stant relief. but allayed the extrsme soreness OF
his breast HIS children were similarly affected
ana single dose had the same happy effect.
Or. Kings New Discovery Is now the standard
remedy In the Coleman hOuseh hold and on board
the schooner: Free trial bottles Of this standard
remedy at II. ID. COchrans Drug Store, lS7 and
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-11

IT will be cheering news to the many
friends OF Ireland on this side Of the water to
learn that Mr.. Gladstone has informed his
party that he himself will lead the opposition
70 tbs coercion bill In Parliament The an.
nouncement follows upon the heels OF the
publication of Gen. Sir Rsdvers Buffers eyl.
dencs before the land commission. General
Butler testified that what law there was in
counties Kerry, Clare aud Cork was on tie
side OF the rich. and he expressed the opln.
ion that it would be q serious matter, with
their grievances unredressed, to attempt
to suppress by force the tenants right
to openly associate for tbs protection of
their interests. A majority OF the tenants,
he said, struggle to pay their rents, and
when they could did pay; but in a good
many cases the rents were too high and such
as the tenants could not pay. lie said there
would never bs peace In Ireland until there
had been established q court having strong
coercive powers over bad landlords and pro-
tective powers over poor tenants These
declarations from a government agent will
be the entering wedge for splitting lac coer.
Give bill.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-11

THE Beecher innovation OF a funeral with.
out Grape, seems to meet with general sp.
proval.
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4 very Narrov Escape.

"fes, had q very narrow escape" said
prominent citizen to q friend ~ was connned
70 my bed for year and my friends gave me up
TOT consumptive's grave. uniil began using
hemp's Basam for the Throat and Lungs, and
here an SOUND and hearty" Price 55c. and
y. For sale by II. B. Cochran. Druggist, No, 49,
North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-11

To LoRRow's issue OF the INTELLIaEN.
GER will be credit to local Journalism.
Everybody should read It.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-11

sHILOH's COUGH ana Consumpt,on Cure
10 sold by Us on guarantee. 1t cures Con.
sumption. sold by II. Cochran, druggist,
Pa faS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-11

ANOTHER mighty mover Of mon has fallen
In the death Of Captain James b. Esds.
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Ouu BoFrL0 E1vDOFs A CUl1.-Mr. Oscar Z. B.
Koch, Of Allentown. Pa, vas bedfast With in.
aammatory rheumatism In tho winter Of lsR
Doctors could DO nothing TO relieve him. He
commenced using 0ross' Rheumatie Kennedy
~ the time he had used halt bottle hs could
leave his bed when he had anishsA ths bottl6
10 VS. cured ana has not haA reeurn q IL
oisease since. In his own words, " tel betaag
than ever osfor&" Prsas q. by ~ arsEGisse.
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MARCH is returning TO Its disgusting habit
OF blowing.
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sLkEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable BY that
terrible cough: shiloh'e euro is the remedy for
you sold by II. b Cochran, druggist, Nos lU
ano lS north queen st., Lancaster. Pa. (O
Dr. HAssLss WoRn sYRuI. Purely vegetable
pleasant TO take. will expel worms II any exist,
NO purgative required After using. Price, q
cents. by all druggists. bS-Smd n WkF
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Qu AOA REWARD.
0xsNyyO For any ease Of Kidney 5rou.
We Ws:.ssss sSss W hicc OF akssS " si1fsss si4is
faals soeus& SOLD by drvgRisss. - c2ntS.
no. y y. uth 81 !AllA p
- 0aSeulass hees Dov0IlyeeoAv
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Mrs: Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co IOWA.
tells the following remarkable story, the truth
OF which is vouched for by the residents OF the
with kidney complaint and lameness for many
years; could not dress myself without he'll 3,
am able to do all my own housework. owe
my thsuks to Electric Bitters for having re-
newed my youth. and removed completely ali
disease and pain" Try bottle only SOC at
Cochran's . Drug Store. 1877 snd l89 North Queen
street. Lancaster, Pa UI
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The lmps.Aing Danger.

Tbs recent statistics Of the number Of deaths
ton. This disease may commence With an 40.
parently harmless cough which can be cured IL.
Langs, which Is guaranteed 70 cure and reiieyS
All cases. Price - cents and o.. zft0l sJss free
for sale by II. H. CochrAn. druggist, No Ia
North Queen street. 06.IvdGItv
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cured by shioh's Cure. We guarantee Il. sold
BY n. y: Cochran druggist, Nos. l37 ana l5o North
Queen st., Lancaster, Pa. ~
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COUGH, WhoOPIRG COUGH ana Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by shiloh's Cure. sod by
u n. Cochran, druggtsL Nos. Isl ana l3o North
Queen 81, LsncasteT, Pa. (l
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RAPID TRANSIT,

The latest ana best form OF rapid transit IL for
person troubled with . sick headache TO take q
dose OF DIR. Leslies Special Prescription and
what rapid transit train the afhictiOn takes for
its departure. See advertisement In another
column. dec20lydQl
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-18
RELIGIOUS NOTrS.

Fifty years ago the Bible circulated in 1893
languages; now it circulatos IN 2ls
The old Protestant church At Rohobeth
Md, is loj years old.
The annual conference Of the Episcopal
church viii open iu New York on Sept 2s
Five thousand Protestants recently cele.
bratei the elict Of liberation Of L0uis XVI
Mrs Rowland, the oldest missionary in the
home branch Of the American board, is dead.
There j.. IN the city OF New York total
Sunday school enrolment Of l,0l5,j60 per
SONS
The Episcopal church has had the largest
regular attendance at all the summer resorts
this year
The Spanish government has released Mr.
Doane. the American missionary. who was
imprisoned no Manila
81 the 1885 reciors of the Protestant Fpisco-
pal church in Massachusetts the highest sal
cry j. $1,000 aud the lowest 1000
A party OF eighteen mi.,ionare. win leave
New York % join Bishop Taylor African
mission on oct. ]. and $1,000 Is needed Tor
the expenses " the party until their estob-
li,hment boo Africa.
There are 400 Mormon bishops boo Utah,
. 423 priests, 247 teachers, and 6sj4 dea-
cons. Salt Lake City is divided into wards
~ eight or nine blocks each and bishop Is
put in charge " each ward
There are now in the mission heid 400
unmarried ladies' I'm the early days of the
missions it was not Thought that "a lady
could enter the ranks of mission workers eek
eept as the wife 0f q mi,,i0uary
Am eventof great importance 90 the Roman
Catholic world has just taken place boo the
appearance of new translation into French
Of the four gospels " which numerous
edition, have been published and are rapidly
circulating The translator has given fifteen
years o. the work. and DO is claimed that he
hls been sugulary successful Do producing
.lear. simple translation. freed from the old
formulas. the latmi-m. Heilensws. Zebra
i>m, ODD "a word q translation into good
French
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-18
OUR DUMB ANIMALS

When Che Bowider train lest the Santa
Cruz depot recently horse was go the tun-
neL The animal, on hearing the train az
pioacl, iau with all speed along the track
TIE Passengers became interested boz the race
between the train and the horse, who did not
stop running until tunnel 80 o was reached
Tue railroad men ODD the train say they never
before saw q horse 80 through a tmue. n
'front.' of d locomotive.
The papers along the line OF the railroad Oh
which "a wreck occurred the other day make
mention of three cats that had taken passage
upon brake beam OF a train that was "held
up ami robbed near Pantano, A. Z. When
the train passed this point the old cataud two
kittens retained their place, upon the brake
beam, and resented all attempts II the BOYS
30 drive them of by showing fight and cling
Ing tightly go their perch.
4 hospital for animals in London is being
planned, together with free dspensaries in
the poorer quarters OF the metropolis. where.
beside treatment of the suffering creature.
them7elve-, lectures can be given and pam
phlet- published for public instruction In
many neighDofhoOds horses, donkeys. etc.
often endure long misery, owing 70 their
owners being unable 70 pay Tor professional
aid, and BY This plan skilled treatment would
be brought within the reach Of tho poorest
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-18
4 HINi>f>tIN'f

4 suggestive Renaissance of the con
stiiution is that Virginia, once the nrsl
State in the MON, has been for long
period standing still by reason OF not un'
dersianding the ides- and principles that
apply TO the present
That is to say, we are not modern ana
up TO the spirit of the times Nher ~
ginisns boast about The glory o. our
past history they forget one very impor'
tsnt fact and that is that The men who
made Virginia great were progressive
and practical with the most advanced
idea. in poltice and business of their day.
A notable example of 10 is that Wash
inqton and the set Of talented patriots
who followed him in The period from
1900 TO 1880 all pointed out the policy oil
connecting Virginia and her seaport
towns with the Ohio river and the lakes.
They did not know anything about rail
road. then. but the great principle n
trade applied under the new con-
diuon, when the locomotive took
the place of the canal boat Il appears
in our history That when the great ques-
ton of Western communications was
taken up bv the State Of Virginia they
started canal but failed 20 complete
g. f f,5i,, that a mistake bad been
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-18
Art ANo ARTISTS


The medallion Tor the grave OF lne3l3io
fMhei az Florence. may Oe mo'e'ed 10y
young ST. Paul bartlett
Brooklyn s % have a statue Of Henry Ward
Bcecler fu the small park AT the head of
Orange street NOT far from Plymouth church
Wal. Whitman. hu.t has haen taken lv
-snl, Mons. ~ Boston ana hi. FUN
'en.,6 n.rfrai, by Young Herbert n Gil
.ar..f If London
r.,... ...
-, De-. .5.
=, ''' '.''-
''" '.'' d statue al Ni'''''"
'iai .'. Dc stands near lhe chateau '" ..,i %,
'N' I'N.N.r'' yes he was NaN'.' ''''''
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galEF sNAKE sToa-ss.


lne county rlerA oi Lono~e Afk.' ia re-
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81 .'''A' '"'.e I'VE ana D'll ise. 'oHS was
l''.i DID 'e' WIN 'Ne '"ie' ,ul.'ieN OBJ 'o'
-'i- iu'l'i s'" a' i'oa'ol'ii''l' MicN.
8 Carolina farmer while walking around
hI property the other day. killed nile enor
mYu- ratt.esnakes with one discharge of bis